Mizuno S23 Satin Chrome Wedge

ENGINEERED FOR SPIN

ONE-PIECE GRAIN FLOW FORGED / CENTRAL SWEET SPOT

Comprehensively engineered for extreme backspin - the S23 combines the precision and playing profile of a player’s bladed wedge with the aggressive performance of a toe-weighted design. A shorter hosel and heel-orientated cavity allow greater mass pushed towards the toe and a centered sweet spot (located heel-side in conventional wedges) . The centered sweet spot contributes to longer impact time, less head deflection and higher spin from both full and partial shots. Delivered with the unmistakable feel of a Mizuno one-piece Grain Flow Forging.

“That check and spin you see from the pros isn’t purely because of newer grooves – most of us don’t have the consistency of strike to get that kind of action. For the vast majority, a centralized sweet spot is much easier to find and get that repetitive action.” David Llewellyn

FORGED IN HIROSHIMA JAPAN

One-piece Grain Flow Forged HD at Mizuno’s iconic facility in Hiroshima Japan – where Mizuno irons have been produced since 1968.

Spin Central

Weight pushed to the toe delivers a more centred sweet spot, more consistent strike and reliable high-spin numbers.

Tour-Ready Design

The S23’s partial heel-cavity and short hosel, centralizes the sweet spot, whilst maintaining a players preferred versatile look at address.

Loft Specific Profile

Stronger lofts feature a tear-drop straight edge. Flowing gently into a more rounded lob wedge – with grinds to suit.

Wet Weather Performance

Mizuno’s HydroFlow Micro Grooves are laser etched to release moisture and reduce spin drop off.

Precise Grooves That Last Longer

Quad Cut Milled and loft specific – cut into Boron infused 1025 mild carbon steel for a longer effective lifespan.

White Satin Brush Chrome Or Copper Cobalt

Two durable finishes to purely suit your visual preference.

The expanded grind options include:
S Grind – with minimal sole grind for fuller shots and lower lofts
D Grind – with moderate heel and toe relief, allowing gentle manipulation of the clubface
C Grind – with heavy heel and toe relief for more skilled players and firmer conditions
X Grind – with extreme heel and toe relief for the real short game maestros.